G Major Scale Hands Together Ascending And Descending

In this video, I show you how to play the G major scale ascending, hands together. This scale is made up of a collection of 7 main white keys, starting and ending on G, whereby the first G played is known as the OCTAVE note and the second G is known as the ROOT note, as it is a G in a lower range. This scale also contains 1 sharp (F).
To play the G major scale on your right hand ascending, place your thumb on the ROOT G, your index finger will play the next note which is A, the middle finger plays B THEN TUCK YOUR THUMB under your fingers so the thumb plays C, index finger plays D, middle finger plays E, ring finger plays F# and the little finger plays the OCTAVE G.
To play the G major scale on your right hand descending, place your little finger on OCTAVE G, the ring finger plays F#, the middle finger plays E, the index finger plays D, and the thumb plays C. THEN CROSS YOUR FINGERS OVER, so the middle finger plays B, the index finger plays A and the thumb plays ROOT G
To play the G major scale on your left hand ascending, place your little finger on ROOT G, ring finger plays A, middle finger plays B, index finger plays C and thumb plays D. THEN CROSS YOUR FINGERS OVER, so your middle finger plays E, index finger plays F# and the thumb plays OCTAVE G.
To play the G major scale on your left hand descending, place your little finger on the ROOT G, then play the next notion your ring finger which is A, middle finger plays B, index finger plays C and thumb plays D. THEN CROSS YOUR FINGERS OVER so your middle finger plays E, index finger plays F# and the thumb plays OCTAVE G.